Rex Hospital School of Nursing - Nightingale Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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F , ui i , . 1 4 . 0. i 5 lst 4 - 'K - ,gil -VP, E 'A I ir l fl ga 5.5 U lfli it f 5' , O those interested in the past, present and I r T. f gi ft . lg va jl. future of Rex Hospital, We the staff of ' 3 f , fl . . ' ,P f y in the 1931 NIGHTINGALE, realizing what an 13 il - , if Q. annual means to a graduating class, have, if V -M, '. n hl . .. - . U fl w with the cooperatlon of the Hospltal Staff and 5 H 2 students, succeeded in presenting to you our ',. -Q fiif . . . . . W itt f gi sixth edition. We hope it Will be a means . ,. -w th 5 .I ml of hrin in back ha rememhrances and ,I Q V. ,i g Y 5 G associations long after the passing years have rf'1fs.7 l2 5 .54 11' ., . . . . 1?l.:4! '1 jfi iff ' taken the real1t1es from themg and that it will ' GF-f ffi ty, K . . . . . . g g Qi: , ..- , enable us to live again 1n spirit those glorlous -t A 't w' gp, . . . A V days spent 1n training. Cliuntents Book I GUR HOSPITAL Book I I CLASSES Book III DEPARTMENTS Book IV FEATURES Book V I-IUIVICDR and ADVERTISEMENTS Four Estimation TO our dear Fathers and Mothers, who through sacrifice, self-denial, and love have given us their allg to whom we owe all that we are and all we ever hope to be, We lovingly dedicate this the Sixth Volume of THE NIGHTINGALE. MR. J. C. IJITTLI-I Mn. JABII-TS MCKEE Attorney wif? Mus. Josl-:PHUS DANIELS Chairman rw. MR. W. B. Wrucru' Mus. J. T. 1lOVVLAND Five ix Iss F. XYIRGINIA MAIISIIBANIIS Superintendent 1 z NlGHTnNeAL E STAF F w? ...-. w,.... y T L4 1: I E i 's . ,J ,Ha , 'l I i J +I ..i qi -ive? ' E L15 . BARNES iff? V'1pi5qRF.? , 'A+ Q ,. -R V Ji, , - '1. M X, 2, vw' N W 5 ' , V- .r ,, wg? MARTQQ Mogwxw E ougqvgau cunts ., fylk ' 5: wifi-'A 6, A XA A fix, Am, , ,-gg '92 I M, , F ! f f?'TgaQBgs1fqg2iSF MGR. if Q ' ' l Q, Josie? t fii: fad 1 ji-. Lv' A We 'ski K., 1 kim ,gwisi V ' :X -wh: 'QM , fbi ' A '1 '1 Qi .K Seven Eight H. jfacultp Bull A. ROYSTER, A.B., M.D., F.A.C.S. Surgical Nursing E. D. D. CARROLL, A.B., M.D. Obstetrical Nursing H. A. THOMPSON, M.D., F.A.C.S. Orthopedic Nursing E. C. JUDD, M.D. Anatomy and Physiology P. N. NEAL, A.B., M.D. Materia Medica C. C. CARPENTER, B.A., M.D. Pathology C. R. BUGG, M.D. Pediatric Nursing BI-:ssIE E. LANE, A.B., M.D. Psychiatry CARL W. BELL, M.D. Contagious and Infectious Diseases Louis N. WEST, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Nursing VERNE S. CAVINESS, M.D. Medical Nursing M. D. HILL, A.B., M.D. Urolog LIISS NELLIE I. RooP, R.N. Instructress of Nurses Miss SUSIE PANNELL, R.N. Operating Technique MRS. EDNA KNIGHT, R.N. Anesthesia Mlss DOROTHY ATHON Dietetics E. H. HERRING, M.D. Bacteriology ical and Dermatological Nursing ' safgsl v, 1 1 1 ffv 1. 11 1 n':l f K 1 , 1 1 1 11 1.1. 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Class Secretary-Treasurer, '29, '30, '31, Commencement Marshal, '29, Art Editor 1931 NIGHTINGALEQ Pianist, Y. W. C. A., '30 Eighteen if iz A 4 qv? qq. .pp Wild! x5 4? ' 5 MARTA SELMA MORGAN .............. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Morgan. .. .Cary, N. C. President Y. W. C. A., '30g Pianist Y. W. C. A., '29g Vice President Class ,315 Editor-in-Chief 1931 NIGIITINGALEQ VVinner of the Royster Medal, 1931. Q 1, U I KC-1 -Nw K V' W My .L-N 1 H B ,gp '- -'lf' 2 - 'AN' R' v V I ' A j' I 0, ,J Qc,.f.,..p Nineteen IEE-I il CR A? Q19 .' -ma H DOROTHY LEE WILLIAMSON .............. ..... R aleigh, N. C Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. B. VVillian1son. Class Poet. Twenty M v ir x fv T' 49-5442- tiff-Y N I LARUE SADIE BARBEE. . . . .. ..... .... .. Parent: Mrs. Sadie Barbee. Commencement Marshal, '30g Business Manager 1931 NIGHTINGALE. .Apex, N. C. Twenty-one Ji K A V III .-r- Y .-' -3:3-. .ip If-X51 ' 1 ,7 J ,M '41 . , 44, SUDIE MAY BOYKIN .................. . . .Ken1y, N. C Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boykin. Class Prophetg Commencement Marshal, '30. Twenty-tw0 My Task O learn to use the hands the Master gave me, To ease the pain that day by day We see, To strive for patience, kindness, understanding, That true and steadfast may my motto be. For shining clear and high forever before me May hope lead on and on to show the way, That I may help some soul in pain and anguish To gladly cry the night is gone, 'tis day. Oh, may I ne'er lose sight of one great purpose, For one high, noble cause may service be, For inasmuch, the Master said to others Applies no less, I think, to you and me. To think that e'en the simple cup of water Is remembered in God's Book! and so I ask, Give me in large measure of Thy spirit, And make, oh, make me worthy of my task. Twenty-three Rrupbecp uf fllllass 1931 PPROACH with hushed voices, Softly tread, See-are these waiting with joy or dread? They watch as each must take her turn, Eight lovely maidens-that they may learn WVhat the future holds-and she speaks, nor falters, The crystal gazer bending o'er the altar Where is placed the crystal clear as clear- She is speaking, hush, for we must hear- She calls a name- Bertie Warreii, you- But Miss Warreri gasps VVhat shall I do? The Crystal Gazer: You long have searched for your ideal. The superman awaits you. No longer must you wait for within the year you are to meet him. It will be a cyclonic affair for he will sweep you completely from your feet! Tall he is and dark, his wavy hair, thick and black, his eyes-and there lies your capitulation, fair one, for you are powerless under the gaze of him who shall away your very life. His outstanding mental ability makes him the leading figure in his community and a social triumph wherever he goes. Learn well the qualities of sweet submission to a dominant will for therein lies the secret to your happiness. Miss Annie Harris-I see you in a large Pediatric Hospital in New York City. You are now entering the ninth year of your Nursing career. Due to your outstanding work as superintendent of nurses and to your high ambitions, in three years you will be made superintendent of this famous hospital. Courage, pluck and perse- verance will carry you through. Oh, Miss Helen Harrell Moonlight and roses Have wonderful power o'er you, Your heart reposes In romantic love so true, June night discloses Love's golden dream coming true, Weddiiig bells are ringing Making one happy heart of twog For you cannot resist the great white moon, You will be no longer Helen Harrell after June. The October . ., 1950, edition of the Raleigh News and Observer comes into view within the crystal. On the front page I see a picture of the magnificent North Twenty-four Carolina Neurological Hospital which has just been completed. Beside this picture I see another entitled, Dr. Elsie Mae Barnes, Chief Diagnosticianf' A court room slowly comes into view within the crystal-Can this be Clara Bow or who is the sweet, demure lady with the soft, low voice, downcast eye, and winning smile? I see the Judge as he solemnly pronounces her sentence, Guilty! The headlines of the Extras which were being sold in all directions read: Miss Marta Selma Morgan, Sued. Summing up the details it appears that Miss Morgan has appeared several times in like scenes before she finally retired to her quiet suburban home with the real choice of her heart-he having been convinced that these trials before the law for Heart Balm served only to make her sure of her own heart where he was concerned. I see a huge sign confronting me: WILLIAMSON FUNERAL HoME flncorporatedj FUNERAL DIRECTORS, EMBALMERS Miss DOROTHY WILLIAMSON ESTABLISHED 1931 In a few years, Miss Williamson, this sign will be changedg for yours, and another well-known firm in Raleigh will be merged into one. The Scene changes yet again. I see a telegraph office-the workers are all young girls. Happy smiling faces are everywhere darting about the large room. Even the delivery is made by these same laughing maidens. Miss LaRue Barbee has devised a place whereby all young girls receive daily a telegram which hinders good work. Her vast fortune left to her by a distant and unknown relative is being used to bring joy to untold thousands of young ladies who are making their way in the world. Miss Barbee's explanation is that telegrams always brought her so much joy that she longs to share the gladness with others of her age and sex. Her office will continue after her marriage which is to take place within two years. Another court scene comes to view. Miss Sudie Boykin is on the stand. She is proclaiming loudly and vehemently against the opposing forces, which seem to give way before her force of argument. Her practice in argument while in training serves her successfully in her chosen profession as a lawyer. The Crystal Gazer slowly raises her eyes from the globe before her. The curtains drop and the crystal is hid from view. Thus passes the Class of Thirty-one Into the future one by one. Twenty-tive last will anh Testament STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA l COUNTY OF WAKE REX HOSPITAL CITY OF RALEIGH E, the Class of 1931, of the aforesaid state, county and city, being in undisputed possession of intellect and sound character, realize that the parting of the ways has come, and as we have certain articles, ideas and ideals accumulated during our stay, do hereby proclaim and publish our last will and testament. ARTICLE I . To Miss Marshbanks we leave our deepest love and appreciation for the interest she has shown us during the past three years. ARTICLE II To our beloved Hospital we bequeath our undying devotion and life-long obligation. ARTICLE III To the Staff, who has untiringly guided us, we give our highest veneration and esteem. ARTICLE IV Item 1. We wish to leave to Miss Roop the key to all the chocolate cake, and the right to wear red dresses provided she does not wear them on date nights. Item 2. To Mrs. Knight and Miss Pannell we leave our life-long friendship and appreciation for the delightful surprises given us. Item 3. To Miss Athon we are leaving a menu for two. Item 4. To Miss Sells and Miss Crump we bequeath two perfectly sound husbands who will trust and obey until death do them part. . ARTICLE V Item 1. To our doctor teachers we bequeath all the valuable information they may have gathered from our examination papers for the past three years, to impart to the succeeding classes as they see fit. Item 2. To Maw who has truly been a Maw to us for three years, we want to say We love you. Item 3. To our Pawn we leave the privilege of bringing to the coming Seniors all the letters and telegrams he can carry, and we sincerely hope that they appreciate him as we do. Twenty-ix ARTICLE VI Item 1. Miss Morgan wills her courting ability to Miss Gardner with the hope that she will make the best use of it. Item 2. Miss Barbee wishes to leave to Miss Radford hcr brown suitcase, in- cluding key, so she can lock all valuables such as telegrarns, etc. Item 3. lNIiss Warrell leaves to Miss lNIattheWs her serious outlook oI1 life. Item 4-. Miss Boykin leaves to Miss Robertson her good disposition aIId pretty red hair, plus the right to answer the door bell on Sunday and 'Wednesday nights. Item 5. Miss Barnes wills to Miss Wells her Gift O'Gab. Item 6. Miss Harris leaves her sarcasm to Miss Marcom, with the advice to be careful or she will be called pert. Item 7. Miss Harrell leaves her exclusive Moonshine to Miss Head with the best of luck. Item 8. lNIiss WilliaIIIsoII wills to Miss Mansfield her raving ability, also her four-leaf clover. ARTICLE VII We hereby appoint Mr. Cox, our Business Manager, sole executor of this estate, and we rely on him to carry out our Hnal wishes. Witnesses: MR. ROWLAND. MAYOR CULBRETH. City of Raleigh North Carolina. CLASS OF 1931 CSEALD ANNIE E. HARRIS, Lawyer. Twenty-seven TH E MARCH ISZB Probation Da5s--C'linr:tt-ter- ized by our gret-nness and in- ability to untlerstuncl the wliy's and wliert-fore's of hospital hte. 'It was this XUIII' that we 011- tered t,he broad field ot' nursing service. A suinmziry will give a slight idea of what huppened during our three years of BEGINNING May 5. We caught a vision of the future as we sat and watched the seniors receive their Kdiploinas, and again we pledged our loyalty to the nursing pro- fcssion. July 4. The end of probation training: dziyslh ive were inspired by our I, association with teachers and g, March 6. Our courage was classmates, and vowed eternal .-I Grst tested when in simple uni- allegiance to our profession and Z Q ------ - .. fvflll V9 WON! 011 clubs and our to the future which lay ahead '3 loyalty was pledged for the first of us. I time to our hospital. V 1 -U n A -H Q 125, :Ti :all ..':L:.:'.-L ly' , 'M I9 29 I930 X I f 1, l . l . it l . soenomons -rmunmis ..g I ll r ' i I i, : ' A year characterized by hard April 15. Dance at the Sir I iii' ll 1 V X 4-ingses, devotion to yyork and XValter-most outstanding social il I , ' complete reorganization' of our event of the Year- l I' class' May 10. Graduating exercise 'ii :j our Halloween Party, at held at The Woman's Club was int Mi ll which we demonstrated our spirit an interesting event of f-he Spring I. il of fun, marked the beginning of of 1929, and immediately Vour li 'txt 'F our social gctivigieg, thoughts turned to vacation. in ' I l I I il X hi ' 4 I,,, , lu l .H .l leso isa: ' I in :fi Sy, SENIOR SUPREMACY i I xii! ' After vacation came the thrill I. .Hi ing day when we received our Dances, nn,-ties, and picnicg ' Q ti Neck bands, Presented to HS by added to the social activities v I 'vox N iliss Marshbanks at a Journal during our three years. . arty. I H As this annual goes to press A, mil! October-Seniorlioodl A year we nm anticipating many en. Ati' ,ul ii mlefl- with Special Work in OP' joyable hours of service to l NX erating room, diet. kitchen, pedi- hnmnnity: many happy hours of U. lat attic ward, ctc. recreational pleasureg and last, in w ,M I.-ebrnary-,the mouth which but not least, the thrills of com- -: 'xii' brought to a close our hardest mencement' fi U , , class work. ' I iii A ix t ii, -L on Ron louis ofthe class of 'sl B'R,D.te.itetsHt Twenty-eight f div' A is we-. te., u Z n 1 3' ' . v,,' 1 ., .Z -. 'V , wg,-- , , 31. ' F. 1 g gi.. . 5 V, '70 ' x ' .. '1 gif aww' N 'wfflf ' .f-1-X ' .. ' 6, 'dii,g,,, 1 ., X 5 L, .71 Jw I fy, , H ,k ,V ,V ' ,xi W ' . l M V 1 i , 1. I ' f 'f 0 t V .V . U ' ,rfwxe,'M1:,, I t f ' A ' F L M-K v 5 A f , .5 WV JM off' -nr- -... . ' VN 1 ,. W, 1 Q, V I X. , 7,54 5 4 ,4 V 47. J Y-if ,rv , ' 4 Q, J fi.-K - f W.. . rg , 32, ig- A ' f ,, , ' I ' , 25. N f 4 1 gif ., ' Af X . 'SQ .,.: vt 4. 9 4 . if A , 5 Ag 1 .qiqwie W ,Q Y ,. x ' 4 - ,J f Q1 ,ii r 1 .1 nf. X ,ggi f ' 1 ' Twenty-nine f Q HEI. L X1 i. ,igy Q f. , ,X , Zflf x, , .W .1 49,2 y-141 . J , I, ifgf, V 5- , 1 , 35, 4. 11 ' fffm 1 JISWA, ': '31 AI 4 , A 'e ., FW if , uf. K .5 ?:t, V , 4' Thirty 1 r X .4 Z .N -.., , 6 an 24,157 N , x QQ W6 5 , x Vs fi 0 ,.f if '26 fm Ns 1' 4. ' I x RQ ' '-j-,.,.... 71.1-f V .4 l yi,,f-11 '--rf -Q Ti' lik 'A 'D L.' -n- 0 ' 4 vf , j.,'jj, -1- If if - ' K+ --il? -A U U 1 'fl---1 wg ' Th ty Thirty-two Elf F you can go on duty in the morning With spotless uniform so stiff and white, And not be sent back with an awful warning, Before seven-thirty on that self-same night. If you can meet the astute superintendent And look her squarely in the eye And assure her it was the fault of the attendant That the liquid diet patient got the pieg If to a probie you can talk up and not down dear, And from a senior take a sassy order, too, If you can take the blame and never frown, dear, When the blame did not belong at all to youg If you can smile when all the whole ward's whining, And lights are flashing on and off for you. And you do the work of six with face still shining, When you really want to give up and be blueg If you can straighten out your ward in three small hour When you need just twice that time to get it done, And change and fix all sorts and kinds of flowers, And make the patient think you're having fun, If you can surely read each Dr's orders quickly, And the effort doesnit cost you your good right eye And the added work neither pales nor makes you sickly And in your mind you never question why, If you can keep in mind each bit of classwork, That's given in quiz and lecture day and night, And in the meantime see that you do not shirk The practical work that must be done just right, If you can do twenty hours of duty in ten, dear, And for these years do the best you can afford, Then at the end you may be a nurse, dear, Provided, of course, you pass State Board. earn JEAN FLOWERS LII,I,IlZ IQADFORD LILLIAN NIA'l 1'Hl'IVVS BEULAH MANSFIELD MARRY' GARDNER MINNIE BAILEY LILLIAN STEP 1f1ENsoN BURNLPIE IUAVIS Eiuniurs T'hi1'ty-three ,,.. 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MCKI1Il'I TE VISITING STAI-'R J. J. COMES SIDNEY SMITII INTERNES E. H. HIIIXIQING C. S. DRUMDIOND 'IYIIOBIAS 'BAKER Surgical DR. H. A. Ii0YS'l'l-IR Surgical Stag' DR. H. G. 'l'I'RNI-:R DR. K. P. NEAL DR. li. J. l..xwRI:NcI4: DR. H. C. JVIIII DR. A. C. l'.xMI'IsELL DR. R. H. FREEMAN 1z y1', liar, Nose, and Throat DR. I.. N. VV1-:ST DR. M. li. CIIBSON DR. H. B. XVILKINS Bro 11 clz O.s'c'Opy DR. JOIIN B. NVRIGIIT Uplztlzalmology DR. V. M. HICKS Ortlmpffzlics DR. H. A. THOMPSON Procfology DR. Z. M. CAVENI-ISS Forty-three 1 V4 V' af' Q. 2 -'.'QM': I f wif, 1 1 'Q x Q , ,nv 2 f 3, ff Lv' ,fy N I WN! 4! 4 Qiffi 6 5' N 'f f ' 1 H ,519 'jr , if f 1 a V , 4 , b A - S ' A M ga ,-5 A, 1,3 Q wr YW! ,. .. ,Z-'fa ,. V I ',':,.M 1I' 1 .iff ' -,- a. 1 , , al 31, -Af, , f F f f . ' .N K, , .' yn , x 'ef ' ' - - ., ,T , M - 2- . f 31 ! in Q n ' 'V I g CTV! V A .Vx -pk5'?',1'4 , w' 2 1-Q. , 5 511 'fggi-a Q'- ,. A .iffy - .Qi ' -. ' ,,,,,- ,. ..., 'M' l gf, 1 , if X' xi' ,V V fa ' 4' 11.13, A N Q. ' f ' 5 if ZNZQQ . , 14 'i f 1.w,LQ, ' 'wEf,Q f fn U s X Xp ' .A ' .., A, Q A - M ,xl A fa 7 .U f' 4 J NELLIE LROOP ' fE.E.NuNNERYZ. Y ELIZABETH PETERSON f ' ,'lNSTRUCTOQ OF A Vai .1 BF fa Q 1 1 v fy! r xg,- Jf ' 'Q w a- fu 4W:.w,n hmm .vs , 9 ,RQ ' Nu'RSE,sJ 3, if , 'H R 1 'ww-ew , wif. 'mr , p4Rs.fDNA 21-jf- -f ?ANAEBTH'fzTu31f,f , ' Museum ' N1 x, A xy: fy 2 +4 J ,um MA:-aA,cnump I ,FLdoRfsuPeRv a son A' -MRS. MARY Amnsou f f 2. an , ,, ., X .. TECHNQCJAN H. N Naomi supafzvns . .. , , .,. ,J , - , ff' ' .. f - 1 Lim' f Yifxfifi 2 -2 2,-f :fem ve . - .Q . gi' Q4 . .1 LQ we .... . HWY 4' '--Aff! SU51E PANNELI. ' SUPERVISOR y ' w.s.cox l VIRGINIA SELLS FLOCR SUPERVPS BUSINESS MGRL .' K 1.6.1, ' . ,- - ,W -. I 'K ls' 1' wg . Q ,. .--'y:?v sf A :fig A, .: ,..,' W! xx! .. 11 6274 P - b ,, ' ff-Qgs' 3 . ,M , A ., 4: . 1 .-v:..,, A 'f ww J! QA' .-. 'agar . WC- , 9- ,5 1, ,H-,Ap V ' N- ' 5' QW on OPERATINQ Room OR swkiwffffiffefvrg ' !aR5.fMARTHQ S1PiXfEZk f Q B0'? 5F PW Forty-five Forty-six WoM1:N's WARD Forty-seven MENS YVARD Forty-eight CHILDnEN's VVARD Forty-nine B Loon TRANSFUSION H -Q' vi: ?YXNf 'i if A A win Q2 .X I . , , Fifty R fn , , 0 5 4 1 3' 4 f 1 'WZ wifi! Tx.- N17 ., ':,f.gfzf.f.1Vx.:xg1,4Q,.x..:: 3:24, W6 1 THE NURSERY Fifty-one DINING Hoon Fifty-two Room OPERATING f. G -.Hom Q. 2 Fifty-three THE CLINIC I w X-RAY Fifty-four ROOM CLASS 3 r-va rr 'fi 'SD 41 KD urging hucatiun HE curriculum for Schools of Nursing is outlined by the American League of Nursing Education, enabling all standard schools to follow the academic course in the same manner. Training school inspectors are active in many states to keep the educational standards up to the requirements, North Carolina being one of these states. The Examining Board for Nurses meets semi-annually. In order to qualify for this examination applicants must have satisfactorily completed the curriculum spon- sored hy thc League of Nursing Education. It is interesting to note that North Carolina was the first state to require a state examination for the registration of nurses. The bill was passed in 1902 through the efforts of Miss Mary C. Wyche, first Superintendent of Nurses at Rex Hospital. Throughout the entire three-year period the patient is the center of all training. A young woman preparing to he a nurse is thoroughly drilled in elementary nursing procedures before she comes into actual contact with the patients. VVith thorough training in theory and practice, this actual contact enables her to fit into the atmos- phere and surroundings of a sick-room and render indispensable service in the care of the patient. VVith hospitals doubling and redoubling their efficiency and equipment, the evolu- tion of the nurse is evident. Today a new type person is required, typifying Florence Nightingalcis ideals of education and l'Ci'lIlClI1C!lt. and embodying the qualities found in such outstanding nurses as Miss Lillian Clayton and others Who by their ideals and examples have placed nursing education among the leading professions of today. Fifty-six Miss NELLIE I. HOOP IIlSl'l'llf'fl'PSS of Nurses Fifty-seven - vas' ,,.. ,K in 5' ,l ,.ygt5:1g,: X ! ff Miss ELLEN C. KING Q9ur library Srrhirr ODAY library service is spreading from one hospital center to another, and it is impossible to estimate the value of recreational reading as a therapeutic agent. Public libraries are seeing the part they might play in helping cure the hospitalized sick, and the advantage of carrying books to the bedside that the patients may make a selection themselves. The book cart rolls into the corridor-the word library goes from bed to bed and the librarian is fairly overwhelmed by a variety of questions and rcfquests for certain hooks. The service given Rex Hospital by the Olivia Raney Library has the hearty endorsement of the superintendents, the doctors, and nurses. Mrs. J. S. Atkinson is librarian of the Olivia Raney Library and Miss Ellen C. King is hospital librarian. Fifty-eight , ,- . ti, 1' 1. '-ii' ' , V ..A 5'-'v V xl, 1 'Htl L0v'V.i,,, ' f 3 ,j 4, Y .H ,, , ',3- -' 5,4 ' ' ' ,, .' . X ,n Q ', 9 5-- .A g. -3, - ,, 4 T- '. ' 'N Gsm. 'P - 4,-.5 2 A, , 1.-fp.. , ,' V. ' . 1. ,. I-, ., 1 ' ,.N ,,. 5 ., cn 'Q ' ' , fa'- '4,1 , -'- , ' . . , A. 3 l, . 4 I , V , , ,H , , ,pl A ,QM 4 I I p 4 'v. 1 Q. ,i V' -, ' M V113 I ' ' - 'IL .13 -A 37,9 . ,M-' ' ' f, x.- A'-f U-9' ' '., ,, JJ, 5-0Jwf4'1l7f3-- 'Y pl, ,A f Ri. 1, ,. 1, , ,,5,,i,,u.. , X ,,. .- . . , 5 will ,A .fl -W , .ff , V , K A .. 'r?y7i,1iAq:V X-' ' .-4 ku, ,-, ,:'f,T , . :Li , ' I -. u - lb , , 9' ' AKA,-1, -1 uf x . :E 4 . 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X f 47 0 ,CX I 6 ,f K L un' ' f , ' ,,,- . f -ff:-J- MARQA ,,.'-f- '4 'L .-'45 Qnffq , . , gjl,,c,,H-J A' 'J gi 'i'L.I2Zri- 'f N ' ielf' ,fa Z1 c. ,, ,f f if ' fr . ' ..a..f-:sv gains'--.f, W r-J Ffla-'J ' 'I V F - use F c i 'ca l i N, Ma ul 0-s . QM X x X XX X1 ix A me .i pu XHTML X maj? . fi 'vig phicr I 1 'ffl V X X '95, mans , Muni' Dafa 1 - glad .DMN qnitiwi 7 mu sifghp ocean, X .910 HC C ,al dfw 15 I I LUALAPQM - foo W. A , - Bed' -. nina x ,G X ' A5000 n., W1 ol M if ill' f,,H ,X X l '5 'oc Xx7T ii,-,,. ' x T ff' M V Off! X ' fH 4 i' E , X I . ...- I I f K X - ' N- A certnin beautiful star professes W W i l I a fancy for watching surgical 4,-'fww operations. B1 ROBERT QUTU-EN f' V I 7331+-N . C Q 1 ' it ,H I ' 1x Q. LFP. Le... Vw I I 9 Q 'Af' ,n .- 'RQ I .H r I K W : Y 1 ,. Gil Il ,ig f Lvl ' i X X ll ' ' f . ,-- - E5 . N! Y l Q a 2 Z 4 D M f 17.127 N I I X I J 3 .- I I XM ' l fr , l ll 7' fbi f i f c l 1 2 ' W -1 , 1 ll ,I WM!!! W- L ' ,I ,i . c f l 4 Mfg' if 1 F ' an - . 1 ,G l ,IZ lx ar - J i n a X f W l WN l Q-: . -., -g E l i- ,Q , x.g,,y7f'2f ,.,. .,. - Mamma'thought I had been playin' with somethin' dirty, but me an' Pug was just playin' doc- ' tor aml operatin' on a. rat we found. ' Seventy-three Hakes SONG OF THE 28TH OF MONTH 'Twas the night before payday, and all through my jeans I hunted in vain for ways and means, Not a quarter was stirring, not even a jitg The kale was off duty, the greenback had quit. Forward, turn forward, O time in your flight And make tomorrow just for tonight. J JU '23 TO DR.BUGG Said one little germ to another little germ, As one bug to another, That great big Bugg that comes in here Don't act much like our brother. al .8 .al CAUSE-EFFECT Fall ,... . . . Green apples. . . . . VVinter,.. ,.,. No goloshes,...... Spring .... . . . Nice bank account Summer ,....,.............,........ June brides .,..... .29 V99 93 VVhen it's springtime Friday morning, And I line up pans and soap, Oh, I feel just like an orphan For I haven't any hope. Then I wish there was a junior, So she'd have to do my work. That's all right, just call me lazy, Friday brings too d-- much work. -99 J! al SONG OF LAP PAC Yield not to temptation, holey linen to put in, 'Cause yielding will cost you Seven days to stay in. Sew manfully onward, strings, holes and sleeves. Look ever to Susie, as restriction depends on you. .3 .25 ,al ANATOMY CLASS In she came, Down she sot, Saw the questions, K . . .Appendicitis ..............Tonsillitis ............Cholecystitis Enclose stamp, write us Up she got. .3 5 .3 Wanted- A set of fools to rush in where angels fear to tread. Apply to F. V. Marshbanks. val vb' A Lost-Barnes and Bobbie. Last seen somewhere on the grounds of State College. Former probably strayed over to Creedmoor. .355 For Sale-New Wakefield baby carriage. Bought for one. P.S.-We got twins. al 3 el Lost-My tongue. Sally Phillips. .bl Q' 5 Wanted-To know how any one can sleep after 4 A.M. I was raised in the country. Miss Seate. 5 .3 vb' Lost-A few damns. Finder please notify Dr. West. 29.1915 Freshman motto-VVe see all, know all, and tell it. R is for ready to do my bit. 3.32.99 E is for everything that seems fit. X-the unknown-let's be ,ready for it! Seventy-four Miss Roop: Girls, you will have to dig down deeper in your study of this subject. Miss Gardner: Miss Roop, every time I start down I bobble up like a cork. tb! ,BU tb! Dr. Caviness: What is steam? Miss Flowers: Water in a high state of perspiration. :S vb! 5 Dr. Herring: My girl is mad with me because I know so many naughty songs. Mr. Nunnery.: Do you sing them to her, Ed? Dr. Herring: No, I just whistle them. at at af Miss Williamson: So you even object to my presence at your wedding? Miss Morgan: Oh well, that depends upon how you spell it. 799 V53 QU Miss Seate: I wonder if Miss Marshbanks meant anything when she gave me a ticket to her lecture on fools. Miss Harrell: Of course she did: doesngit say- admit one. Y V9 5 Dr. Garrison Un psychologyj: Miss Warren, what is thought? Miss Warren: Thought is the fourth and hardest of all the elements. It takes a lot of thinking to think about the thought you are trying to think about. 5:35 Miss McNeal: There were three people who got out of the ark before Noah. - Miss Jones: How do you know? Miss McNeal: Why, it says in the Bible that Noah came fourth. 5 199 at Miss Matthews: Shut up, Rad. I can't hear myself think. Miss Radford: Please excuse me, I have lost my teeth and can't see what I say. 1,95 V55 V95 Dr. Bugg: Now girls, I have told you this once before, but that is one good thing about this class, no matter how often I tell you a thing I can always tell it again after a week or so without fear that any one will remember it. 95 V93 ,S After a class in emergency and first aid- Miss Roop: My! Have any of you ever been chilled, had chilblain or been frostbitten? Miss Barnes: No, but Morgan's been Cole bitten. 555 NURSE CONUNDRUMS What nurse takes care of your razor? The night nurse who watches over your safety while you sleep. tb' V99 .95 Where does the Bible mention the night nurse? In Mark V, 39, it says: The damsel is gait lead, but sleepethf'-Earle. - Q! Miss Williamson: I wonder why my room is so cold? It used to be warm. Miss Warren: It must be because Miss Morgan is on night duty. Q99 Q9 .33 THINGS NVE YVON'T FORGET I. Date night on the corner seat. 2. Men seeking whom they may devour? 3. Barnes with her gloves on on date night. 41. And Phil said. 5. Miss Barbee and her brown suitcase. A A 5 During Dr. Royster's absence from class, Dr. West was asked to substitute for him. The subject was brain concussions and he was to begin where they had left off the time before. Dr. West proceeded as follows: The crash or concussion attending the breaking up of masses of ice. The series of more severe crashes and concussions after smaller chunks have been served in cocktail glasses is known as a party. Q9 JU 5 Mr. Nunnery: Say, do you know what a prune is? Miss Crump: Nope, what is it? Mr. Nunnery: A raisin with inflammatoiy rlgzumgism. 6. This is my evening off. Dr. Royster: A lecture is a process by which the contents of the professor's notes are trans- ferred to the notebooks of the students, without passing through the heads of either the professor or the student. Seventy-five Anxious Visitor: Do you really think you can make me well, doctor? Dr. Royster: VVithout a doubt, your case is just my specialty: I've treated a patient for over twenty years who has exactly the same ailment. 9' .915 Sonny Boy fto father who had jujst returnidfi from the hospital after appendicitis operationj: VVell, where's the baby? V9 V99 5 Dr. V. Caviness: And did you ever make a serious mistake in your diagnosis? Dr. K. Neal: Yes, I once treated a patient for indigestion when she could easily have afforded appendicitis. .3 ,S A9 Miss Harrell: Yes, Johnny, the doctor brought twins. Johnny: Gee, that's what we get for having a specialist. H 759 5 Marion: VVhat color is best for a bride? John: Now, I think I prefer a white one. al Q! 5 Miss Marshbanks: VVhere do bad little nurses go? Miss Radford: Down to the street corner and talk to traveling salesmen. .3 5 759 Dr. VVest: I'll not go on with my class until the room settles down. Miss Harrell fwhispering from back rowjz Better go home and sleep it off, ole man. 3 753 259 Mr. Cox: Hey, there, don't spit on that floor. Dr. Abernethy: S'matter, floor leak? tb! Q9 .95 Angry VVidow Cafter learning that her husband had left her nothingj: I want you to take Rest in Peace off that tombstone I bought the other day. Stonecutter: I can't take that off. but I can put something underneath. Angry VVidow: All right, put Till I Come? Z4 .9 vb! Mac: I don't see why you want to invite that boy to the dance, because he sure can't dance. Sally: No, he can't dance, but he sure cin iniermgsion. Dr. VVest fover the phonej: Miss Panifell, what do I have on this morning? Miss Pannell: I really don't know, but I guess it's a pair of underwear. .95 V55 759 Dr. Freeman: VVhy in the devil didn't you shoot that tiger? Dr. McKee: I would have but he didmyiavegthe gght expression on his face for a rug. Miss A. Harris: The man I marry must be a ihero, brave, daring and gallant: he must have enough to support me comfortably: must have a country home and above all, be honest. Miss Boykin: That's all very good: but this is love, not a department store. .5 V59 Q99 Miss Williamson, after having her fortune told, discovers that her heart is broken and would like suggestions for treatment. Send it to the Undertaker's Shop for repair. 75355 NVhile assisting Dr. Freeman in an operation Miss Harrell was told her grade on Pediatrics. Dr. Freeman: VVhy all the excitement, Miss Harrell? Miss Harrell: Oh! I made 98 on Pediatrics. Dr. Freeman: You'd better specialize, you'd make a good baby raiser. Miss Harrell: Oh, no! Miss Warren would do better: she made a hundred. 79:53.04 Mansfield: That photographer did not give me justice by my pictures. YVilliamson: You don't need justice: you need mercy. V955 Miss Markum: Miss Roop, do we have any oral work to hand in this week? Dr. Paul Neal: VVho made the first Nitride? Miss Barnes: Paul Revere. sears: , Little grins of humor, Little bits of bluff, Make the Simple Seniors Think that they're the stuff. Q .3 5 .99 Wanted-A rope, my line has failed. Matthews. Seventy-six W. H. KING DRUG CO I IWHOLESALE DRUGGISTS and Manufacturers of SERVICE SINCE 1899 I EAT and ENJOY Royal Bamby Bread and Cakes Royal Baking Co. 109 South Wilmington Street PHONES 134-0-13441 W ear Cinderella Slippers S5 for 36 Comfort Style and Price Slippers to fit the foot as well as the pocketbook DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT Cinderella Slipper Shoppe 113 Fayetteville St. PENNSYLVANIA TIRES FOR SAFETY AND SERVICE BATTERY SERVICE :: VULCANIZING BLANCI-IARD TIRE COMPANY Phone 2081 119 East Morgan Street Raleigh, N. C. WHITE 81 HODGIN COMPANY I. H. PARIS, Manager One of the Older Fuel Companies of Raleigh COAL - WOOD OUR FIXED POLICY: Good Coal, Full Weight, Two Thousand Pounds to Ton. Prompt Delivery. 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WHOLESALE GROCERS .Al Distributors Bloomsbury Brand Canned Vegetables 5 310-316 South Harrington St. RALEIGH, N. C. uri? Raleiglzis Snzarlesl Shop n 'l v 9' ' - 'bo 5 I 9 ga le2.i.lulfzis1iuElits'3 9, 'ii00 'lllu::nll' 126 Fayetteville Street Stylish Wearing Apparel GL For the woman who expects the most for her money. .l. L. DIZOR SERVICE STATION BATTERIES. GAS. OIL WASHING AND GREASING N East Corner Blount Sz Morgan PHONE 4415-9177 LEADERS SINCE 1914- W hzte f Swan F I Unzforms Style 939'-'2 Ply I LF hly t r M 1 G h il lags lm- : e S es 14 o Price 52.95 C stom Ta'lored to the Nurses Taste o Superb tailor Z ll ing and quality fabrics make White Swan Uniforms out- standing values. A complete line of White Swan Uniforms is on display ' O ,I ' I 4 .X .- rt 0 A X . l ll ' . 5, A 5. Pop in ine Me - ' cerizedl S ir waist ode . ored Skirt, sur ica . 3 De ac at but- X -' r s. iz I ' ' 4251 . I CII VA l ! l ll ,K 1 H7 I I . l , .req I u J -'Uv 1 Specially Priced 1.95 and 2.95 For Sale by Hudson-Relk Co. Raleigh, N. C. Welcome, Nurses! To the Largest and Most Mod- ernly Equipped Beauty Shop in the City We Specialize In Permanent Waving, lVIarceling Finger Waving, Facials Scalp Treatments And all other lines of Beauty Culture, including Expert Hair-Cutting Poolels Beauty Shoppe Phone 3165. 204 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH, N. C. Monuments - Markers and ' Headstones PAUL CAMPBELL Thirty Years of Experience See us before buying, as our prices are right 314 LINDEN AVENUE Phone 754 C. D. ARTHUR Headquarters for SEA FOOD of All Kinds .M PHONE 255 Stall No. I, New City lVIarket WILSON 81 CO. 511 West Hargett Street RALEIGH, N. C. ggrlgg.. The WILSON label protects your table QERVICE SINCE 1836 BROWNZS' FUNERAL HOME 115 HILLSBORO STREET RALEIGH N C AIVIBULANCE SERVICE Phone 336 HOLEMAN PRODUCE COMPANY WHOLESALE FRUITS and PRODUCE PHONES 3753-3754 Wake Shoe Store 127 East Martin Street N! Headquarters for Nurses, Special Arch- Support Shoes ,SZ oNE PRICE- 354.95 Sizes 216 to 9 AAXD Real Drug Store Service You'll Want to make sure of get- ting the proper prescription for the sick room-Vlfe make a spe- cialty of properly filled prescrip- tions. Renzenzber. Have it Filled at GALLOWAYS PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Professional Bldg., W. Hargett Meliimmon 81 lVIeKee lncorporated SF Agents for INSURANCE of All Kinds PHONE 356 407 Commercial Bank Building RALEIGH, N. C. The Shop of Original Modes Q95 Exclusive but not Expensive Q! LUCTELLE SHOP 112 Fayetteville Street eoMPL1ivn:NTs of T. H. Briggs Sr Sons Incorporated .52 NCar0lina7s Oldest Wholesale Warrenls Transfer BAGGAGE TRANSFER and HEAVY' HAULING 305 WEST MARTIN STREET Opposite Union Station and Retail Harclzvare Hansen PHONE 538 3 We Move Anything Movable RALEIGH, N. C. ESIZ1bllSl1CCl Phone NO. N C Pre Assured of COFFEE SHOP Satisfaction- See Bonnie First The BONNIE BEST 45C MEAL BEAUTY SALON in 118 Fayetteville St. RALEIGH Phone 2569 for Appointments South Salisbury Street V . PERIVIANENTS Near State Capitol IVIARCELS FINGER WAVES I 7 , HAIR-CUTTING HWLls0n s Sandwiches FACIALS Are DGZICIOUS SCALP TREATMENTS PHONES 781 - 418 - 419 RALEIGH FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND DYEING COMPANY OLDEST AND LARGEST MAIN OFFICE Corner Wilmington and Morgan Streets PLANT: 414+-416 Gale Street RALEIGH, N. G. PINE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY 'Q' uSafe Dairy Profluctsw 'if' Telephones Nos. 3910-3911 RALEIGH, N. C. Fine Jewelry Diamonds Watches Silverware Use Our Modern Finance Plan i Q, 'b .- f '- ' .1 KQYBEFQ fiafnl' 5' l .Q S311 llU5 m P EXPERT REPAIR DEPARTMENT WRIGHTIS CAEETERIA Incorporated 4 The Right Place to Eat L4 Best Food Moderate Prices Polite and Attentive Service W. B. WRIGHT President and Manager RALEIGH POULTRY AND EGG CUMPANY 'Z 4 4 Rear of City Market Phone 3124 ALLENIS SERVICE STATIONS RALEIGH. N. C. AII Over Town HTFREE ROAD SERVICES? DAYTON TIRES Phone 2841 STANDARD GASOLINE J. M. Clzrioom. President A. E. FINLEY. Yice President H. A. Mooxrzx HAM. Sec.-Treas. '4 Raleigh Tractor and Pure Equipment Co. IOS IVest Lane Street and 1 RALEIGH. N. C. .SU Az PHONE 65 F 20 P. O. Box 15447 Phone 3680 SANITARY LAUNDRY WWE WASH FOR RALEIGH Phone 2816 RALEIGH N C A J. J. Fallon Co., lno. n Up-to-Date FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions Largest Greenhouses in North Carolina All ' Registered We Grow the Flowers We Sell D ff' rubglsts EXPERT DESIGNERS ARTISTIC Wake Drug Store FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Phones 228 - 229 PHONE 4070 Raleigh? North Carolina 203 Fayetteville Street RALEIGH. N. C. RALEIGH FURNITURE COMPANY 119-121 East Hargett Street RALEIGH, N. C. Dealers in HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE, STOVES HOUSE FURNISHINGS RADIOS and PHONOGRAPHS Glad to Submit Prices on Furnishings for Homes, Schools Hospitals and Fraternities REASONABLE PRICES PROMPT SERVICE 1 ! E ! il I I ll ll rl 'f Il 1f 'z I: l l 4 1 I l 1 11 l l 3 S 1 2 u I l 1 I E CASCADE LAUNDRY CO. a'The Family's Friendn Phone 2495 FAMILY WASHING and IRONING Corner Caba s and Dawson Streets If you want the BEST in DRUGS and the QUICKEST service- ECONOMY CLEANERS IO3 East Morgan Street CALL at 14 or Happy Snappy Service 1 .92 Save 250 Cash and Carry J. C. BRANTLEY Druggist PHONE 3516 Masonic Temple Building lE,iEi.I!IqiE E5 IPllJXAHEjfS Three Good FOF the BEST Stores in AT YUM! SERVICE Flowers and Service SEE US The Art Flower Shop lnvorporatetl Sir Walter Drug Store Wiggins Drug Stores, Inc. 610 North Person Sl. Bland Hotel 8 West Hargett Street Phone 207 WE WIRE FLOWERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ROSCOE-CRIF FIN SHOE CO. 120 Fay elleville Street RALEIGH. N. C. Shoes and Hosiery Always the Newest CAPITAL ICE AND COAL C0. 600 West Hargett Street Phone 492 Gas Ut! Wasflilzg CI'6'USl'llg' E.x'1'1le lfatlerles Vllllffllllillillg GOODYEAR TIRES One-Stop Super Service Station TIRE SALES 81 SERVICE CO., INC. CORNER HILLSRORO AND HARRINCTON STREETS RALEIGH, N. C. PHONE -1700 -- 4701 More people ride on Goodyear Tires than any other kind. Ask yourself why Twenty-four-hour service . . . Shell Gasoline and Oils . . . Exide Batteries Aleniiting . . . Car Washing and Polishing . . . Wlheel Alignment Factory Vulcanizer CEMETERY I NIENIORIALS 5' Monuments Markers Mansoleums D I X I E S NOTICE THE NEW COLORS Insist on the finest Service avail able-always DIXIE Cups Incorporated GARLAND C. NORRIS 81 C0 Distrilautors Bagwell 81 Bagwell STATIONERY WALTER L. BAGWELL. Mgr. OFFICE SUPPLIES and Specialties of All Kinds Ninth Floor North Carolina Bank and Trust Co. Building Phone 1877 RALEIGH. N. C. Desks, Chairs, Filing Cabinets Kodaks, Party Favors, Novelties RADIOS Best of Services JAMES E. TI-IIEM I25 Fayetteville St. Phone 135 RALEIGH, N. C. W. L. BRO DE . G N CO W. Irwin Berryhill Representing WHOLESALE WINCHESTER SURGICAL Fruit and Produce Fresh Fruit for Health West Martin Street RALEIGH, N. C. SUPPLY COMPANY Carolina's House of swipe Charlotte, N. C. Headquarters: CAROLINA HOTEL. RALEIGH, N. C. Phone 3900 SIR WALTER BEAUTY SHOPPE Specialists in Permanent Hair Waving Shampooing and Hair Dressing Marcel and Water Waving Finger Waving Scientific Hair Dyeing and Facial Treatments Office Phone 2332 R. M. HORTON RETTS COAL AND OIL CO., Inc. 6'T0ns of Satisfactionu Coal and Petroleum Products PHONE NO. 457 Owner and Manager P- 0- BOX 693 608 West Hargett Street Raleiglfs Leading Beauty Shoppe RALEIGH, N. C. SAVE WITH SAFETY BOON-ISELEY DRUG COMPANY Leaders in All F irst-Class Drug Merchandise Carrying a Complete Line of DRUGS, SUNDRIES, CHEMICALS BIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS Agents for Famous Since 1842 Whiteis WHITE'S ICE CREAM roooo TOEAT ANDCOOD Fora You! Ice Cream is manufavtured under highly sanitary conditions and compo of delicious pure ingredients to make a product rightfully known as: NTIIE Aristocrat of Ice Creams WHITE DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY BUILDERS OF DREAMS VISIONS created by the imagination precede the achieve- ment of any really great accomplishment. 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